Teaching Instructors

Founded in 1995, we're the largest accredited independent post-secondary education group in Canada. Position Job Title: Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Instructor

Employment Type: On-Call, Casual

Compensation: $30–$32 per hour
The Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Instructor is responsible for delivering high-quality, student-centered training focused on proactive de-escalation, safe intervention techniques, and trauma-informed practices. As an on-call instructor, you will provide instructional coverage as needed to support program delivery at the Surrey campus.
The Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Instructor will be responsible for:
Facilitating demonstrations, simulations, and hands-on skill-building activities related to crisis prevention and intervention.
Evaluating student performance fairly and consistently through assessments, observation, and timely feedback.
Contributing to the development and improvement of curriculum and instructional resources to ensure content remains current and relevant.
Supporting campus administrative functions, including attendance tracking, student documentation, and instructor meetings as required.
Participating in College and Program activities when scheduled, including professional development and campus initiatives.
Monitoring and reviewing students during practicum and/or clinical placements (as required by the program), offering mentorship and performance feedback.
Education and Experience
Degree, diploma, or recognized credential in a human services–related field (e.g., Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Community Support, Behavioral Sciences, Health Sciences).
A minimum of 2 years of relevant professional experience with recognized NVCI or crisis intervention certification, or 10+ years of professional experience in the field.
Minimum 270 hours of specialized training in areas such as addictions, mental health, crisis response, behavioural intervention, or trauma-informed practice.
Eligibility for certification with the Canadian Addiction Counselors Certification Federation as an International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC).
Experience in frontline crisis response, community support, or clinical environments is considered an asset.
Understanding of adult learning principles and interest in multi-modal teaching methods.
High level of professionalism, sound judgment, and commitment to quality service delivery.
Comfort using educational technology, including learning management systems and digital teaching tools.
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